Use Ctrl+Left/Right to switch messages, Ctrl+Up/Down to switch threads.

[Todd Smith]

Wasn't there a way to go Prev/Next?

Todd Smith

[Abhinav S]

Todd Smith wrote:

Prev/Next

If you mean go to the next/previous page, then its Ctrl + PgUp/Ctrl + PgDown.

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[Todd Smith]

Abhinav S wrote:

If you mean go to the next/previous page, then its Ctrl + PgUp/Ctrl + PgDown.

Must be an IE only thing because Chrome switches tabs.

Todd Smith

[NormDroid]

Ah. IE have it's benefits, CP Forums works a treat with the Ctrl+keys.

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[Dr Walt Fair PE]

On FF, Ctrl+Up/Down arrows jumps between topics, while Ctrl+Left/Right arrows jump between messages.

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[Steve McLenithan]

Not worth it :D

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[Luc Pattyn]

That is what the bottom of these pages say, and it works fine in FF3 and IE7 :)

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[Kevin McFarlane]

Todd Smith wrote:

Must be an IE only thing because Chrome switches tabs

As does Firefox.

Kevin

[Abhinav S]

Walt Fair, Jr. wrote:

On FF, Ctrl+Up/Down arrows jumps between topics, while Ctrl+Left/Right arrows jump between messages

That's how it works in IE.

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[DABBee]

Don't try any of this Ctrl key silliness in Opera...

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